Newsletter update 27th Oct.

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Good afternoon,

Today is Sunday the 27th of October, 2019.

This is an update of my Newsletter, to let you know what I have been up to over the last few days.

A project I am helping with in South Australia has been fortunate to get TV coverage in the past Week.

More info at this link,

youtube.com/watch?v=SgBQ7DFQhdM&t=4s

I have been working on completing the story about the Broken Hill Railway Line,

ahrsinews.blogspot.com/2019/10/the-broken-hill-railway-line-special.html

48 Class Locomotives at Cootamundra.
Another 48 class Loco at the Tamworth Railway station.

The 2 Photos above shows the view of the Railway line at the Tintinara Railway Station in South Australia.
An outside view of the window you can see out of when you are inside the Building at Tintinara.


The last 3 Photos were taken at the Mannahill Railway Station in May 2004, which is on the line between broken Hill and Peterborough.
Landsborough Railway Station, taken in September 2007, Located in the Hinterland of the sunshine coast QLD.
CB 1 Railcar on display, at the Port Dock Museum, Port Adelaide, SA.

I have 6 more Railway Stations to complete for the Newsletter which I hope to have completed by the 21st of November. These are the Stations that still have to be done.

Morven, QLD,
Lake Bathurst, NSW.
Kunwarara, QLD.
Dalby, QLD.
Drummond Ranges, QLD.
and
Blackall Wool Scourer.

ahrsinews.blogspot.com

The above link will access my newsletter, and,
Click on the "More Posts" at the bottom of each Page to view all the stories I have created so far.

Have a Great Day.

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